U.S. lumber markets face shifting demand as housing affordability, mortgage rates, trade pressures and tightening global timber supplies reshape the outlook.
A deeper dive into the Port of Vancouver’s numbers illustrates just how important the Port is to both the Canadian economy and to the country’s supply chain.
In this Interview with AJOT, COSCO SHIPPING North America explains how it is expanding beyond ocean freight with investments in trucking, warehousing, intermodal and integrated logistics across the Americas.
There are indications that a Distribution Center (DC) boom may be about to happen. And while the geo-political and regulatory headwinds are still blowing, momentum is gathering to add warehouse space…and to do it in a big way.
Tradepoint Atlantic’s city of logistics is growing fast, project by project.
Global container ports post strong 2025 TEU growth, but Middle East conflicts and shifting trade routes raise concerns for 2026.
Ports America Chesapeake and Frey partner on a novel grain transloading facility in the Port of Baltimore — a win-win for the supply chain.
A conversation with Jonathan Daniels, Executive Director of the Maryland Port Authority (MPA) on planning for the future.
The Panama Canal’s terminal management is a tangled web of geo-political influence and economic necessities. Can it be untangled? Or is the future to be entwined by influences that lie thousands of miles away?
Containership ownership is top heavy. The top ten container ship operators manage over 84% of the TEU (twenty-foot equivalent) capacity and operate 54.5% of the ships of the containership fleet (using numbers extrapolated from Alphaliner’s Top 100 list).
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